On Wednesday 19 May 2010 2:24:32 am Jürgen Bockhorn wrote:
> > Can you check with a default value of true to see if that changes
> > anything?
> > Also, check the getter method. That's normally where it sticks the
> > logic for
> > the defaults. That said, with primitives and not minOccurs=0, I
> > don't think
> > that actually works. I'd like to see what it's generating there.
> > This may
> > be a bug in the primitive handle.
>
> [JB:]
> Hi Dan,
>
> with true it also doesn't work. If I set minOccurs="0" the getter shows the
> default handling.
>
> /**
> * Gets the value of the caseSensitiv property.
> *
> */
> public Boolean isCaseSensitiv() {
> if (null == caseSensitiv) {
> return (Boolean.TRUE);
> } else {
> return caseSensitiv;
> }
> }
OK. Definitely looks like a bug. Can you log it in JIRA so it doesn't get
lost?
If you'd like to look at the code:
http://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/cxf/xjc-utils/trunk/dv/
It's pretty small so it might be easy to fix if you have some time to dig into
it.
> > > By the way. Is there a way to use other JAXB2 Plugins like the
> >
> > 'Equals
> >
> > > plugin' or the 'HashCode plugin'
> >
> > Convince them to donate the code to CXF so we can publish it properly
> > to Maven
> > repos? Other than that, it's not easy. You would need to get the
> > jars and
> > deploy them locally and such. Not fun.
>
> [JB:]
>
> Does this mean, that wsdl2java is routing every -xjc-X parameter through to
> xjc ? Or do I have to use another syntax ?
Yea. All the -xjc things just get passed directly in so if XJC can find the
plugin on the classpath, it should work.
Dan
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